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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
8
Dalton visitor counts and clinic trips appear throughout the week. Births occur May 11 and May 13 to Billeter Krueger and Walters couples. Local residents, school officials, and businessmen travel to Denver and Denver hospital visits are cited.
The commencement exercises at Gurley high school have been rescheduled from Thursday evening May 21 to Friday evening. Dr Kahse of the Lutheran church will give the address. Seventh and eighth grade students from the public schools held a picnic at Swatslander grove east of town on Wednesday with ball games and other amusements.
Cc F Brinkman vice president of United State National Bank of Omaha and E L Burke director of the same bank spent the fore part of the week in this county surveying their land holdings and interests here.
Vr F Kucera returned Thursday morning from Tobias where he was summoned by his sister's death. Five weeks earlier he was called east by his mother's passing.
Twenty four children will receive their first Holy Communion at the 9 o clock Mass at St Patrick s church Sunday morning. They will march in procession from the academy to the church. Herman Schroeder Sr is taking a two weeks vacation from his duties as car foreman of the Union Pacific and will travel to Lakeview Ore to look after business matters. Mrs Spearow and Mrs Armitage entertained at two tables of bridge in the former s apartment on Tuesday evening. Mrs Wooldridge won first prize and Miss Vera Mahr was second high.
George Ade of Ade and Crowe Denver married Miss Lillian Smith of Minneapolis at Judge Shuman's home in North Platte last week. Miss Margaret Pantenberg, formerly of Sidney, wed Clinton J. Taffee of Council Bluffs on May 6 in Omaha. The Sidney Boosters meet Bunker Hill this Sunday at the local ball park for a quarter admission, then travel to Sterling next, with Oshkosh's last team visiting May 31.
The new Krueger's Lake dance pavilion will accommodate 125 couples for the Saturday opening on May 23 featuring Grabill's Merry Makers offering 10 cent dances.
Four well known geologists connected with the Humphreys Oil Company of Texas have been in and around Sidney during the past week examining oil prospects. The Sidney public library has undergone redecorating and a new lighting system. The library offers extensive reading material to residents, with hundreds of volumes available.
J M Swenson of Burlington Colorado greeted old friends and conducted business in Sidney on Tuesday. He was an early Cheyenne County land man credited with much local development. The Sidney Country Club announces dances on May 22 June 12 26 July 10 24 August 7 21 September 4 18 October 2 16 30 November 13 27.
Grabill's Merry Makers will open the big new pavilion at Krueger's Lake on Saturday May 23. The event promises a festive kick off with community turnout and added lake attractions.
Antelope Divide c. S. Thorpe and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kappen and daughter called at M. Reddy's Sunday. Henry James and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Madden, Roscoe and Ho ward Madden and Mrs. Edith Hansen and children were Sunday dinner guests at E. L. Madden's. Edith Hansen and children are visiting E. L. Madden. The Antelope ball team won the season’s first game Sunday, defeating the Cowboys 13 to 0. Senator Johnson and Mrs. Johnson visited J. H. Madden's home Monday afternoon.
McFadden millinery offers a special hat assortment this week with prices at 3 and 5 dollars. The sale highlights various styles likely appealing to shoppers seeking affordable headwear.
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